The Project Coordinator will support project managers in the successful delivery of Ontario Health projects, ensuring strong project communication, documentation and reporting throughout the project lifecycle projects.
Here is what you will be doing:
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Develops/drafts and manages project management artifacts, such as agendas, minutes, project charters, project logs (action, issue, risk, decision), integrated project plans, lessons learned and project close out.
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Ensures all documentation follows standards, is version controlled and loaded onto central project sites.
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Follows-up on team member commitments and proactively identifies risks.
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Prepares project financial reports and updates budget tracking reports by scrutinizing variances, verifying account charges, analyzing time reporting records and maintaining financial records.
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Prepares, submits, and tracks technical requests for change (RFCs) and monitors/reports on their execution to support project delivery.
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Prepares scheduled and ad hoc reports and undertakes special projects as assigned.
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Supports team and team members to achieve success.
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Suggests strategies/methods/processes of improving performance of the projects to the Project or Senior Project manager for consideration/approval.
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Makes suggestions for improvements to administrative processes and procedures.
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Focuses on improving healthcare delivery in the province through positivity and being engaged.
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Makes decisions that have limited/moderate impact.
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Monitor specific project deliverables and timelines, coordinate risks and issues and communications as an integral member of the team.
Here is what you will need to be successful:
Education and Experience
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College diploma/certificate in a related field.
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2- 3 years of experience in providing project coordination and administrative services, preferably in a project management environment.
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Knowledge of Project Management life cycle and methodologies such as Waterfall and Agile.
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Knowledge of Software Development Life Cycles.
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Knowledge of project cost accounting principles and practices and managing project budgets.
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Familiarity with legislation applicable to healthcare organizations such as PHIPA is an asset.
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Experience in procurement process and vendor management is an asset.
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Technical knowledge/expertise gained through work experience as a developer or business analyst is an asset.
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Understanding of Ontario Health business goals and mandate and how it applies to the provincial health care system is an asset.
Knowledge and Skills
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Strong communication skills, both oral and written, to prepare various project artifacts and financial and non-financial reports, present project tracking and other information at project meetings.
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Analytical and problem-solving skills to scrutinize variances, verify account charges, analyze time reporting records, and maintain financial records; prepare, submit, and track requests for change (RFCs) and monitor/report on their execution; ensure version control of artifacts.
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Ability to build strong relationships with internal clients and external stakeholders.
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Acumen to resolve conflicts at all team level with tact.
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Expertise in Microsoft suite such as Microsoft Office Suite, Microsoft Project, Visio and SharePoint, and other productivity tools such as Jira, Confluence, Remedy.
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Ability to recognize effects of behavior on others and seeks to adjust according to reactions from others.
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Good negotiation skills to resolve conflicts at all team levels with tact.
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Ability to facilitate meetings– keep discussion on track and accomplish goals.
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Ability to see the business value of the work being done and how it fits within the “big picture”.
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Ability to make decisions where results have limited impact on the program/team.
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Ability to work under the direction of a Project or Project Manager and within established processes and procedures.